ON ERROR RESUME NEXT !
That's what I do too. At the end of the day, all I want is for my patch to be included so I don't have the problem anymore. I code for a living and I don't have to sell myself to recruiters in my field. But I fully…
> I guess with newer apis such as the File System one Electron is slowly becoming unnecessary Last time I tried, it was still a pain point. For one, the API felt... alien. Also, the performance was not good. I'm not…
Stuck for a while in python 2.x world with its "always backward compatible" pledge... then it lost attention I guess. Also, questionable technical choices. Now py 3.5+ compatible, but no compelling reason to use it.
Bottle was decent before Flask. Couldn't we use that instead ?
> my favorite after htmx That's interesting. I discovered Unpoly after HTMX (which I like) and decided to stay with Unpoly for a few reasons. Do you think hypermedia libraries will converge or do you think there is…
> “I need to update other content on the screen. How do I do this?” This is a complete non-issue in unpoly as you can have multiple targets: <a href="/posts/5" up-target=".content, .unread-count">Read post</a>…
> we're in an season of backend development that favors separation (vs bundling) of concerns I work in a small team (5 developers), on multiple projects that span from 3 months to 1 year of work. While I like some of Go…
There are plenty of Flask equivalent in Go IMO. Django... not so much.
Where did I say it was you ?
Funny how some people have this mindset only about jquery and not unecessary fonts, icons, image backgrounds, etc.
I never undertood the fuss with bandwidth and jquery either... it's only 30k once behind mod_deflate. To put it in perspective, vue.global.js is 463k or 104k once gzipped. There are many reason not to use Jquery for…
gemtext ? https://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/gemtext.gmi
There’s plenty of literature (and debate !) about mvc/mvt (and its numerous variants and interpretations) in the context of web apps. It’s interesting that you challenge the consensus though.
Also Gunicorn…
And https://unpoly.com/
I actually like htmx (I find Unpoly superior so that’s what I use, but it’s the same general idea) and the example given makes sense, but one should not extend locality of behaviour to the point of sprinkling SQL in…
I almost have ptsd from these dark days, I won’t go into details ;-) but there’s plenty of literature about separation of concerns. Having the templates doing the data access takes me back 20 years ago, but I can see…
Anyone tried to use a phone as a low power web server ?
I also like htmx. But one day someone pointed me to unpoly, which I find better. So I’ll spread the word here: https://unpoly.com/
This… <ul> {{range .Query `SELECT id,name FROM contacts`}} <li><a href="/contact/{{.id}}">{{.name}}</a></li> {{end}} </ul> …reminds me of what we used to do in php3 days. That was convenient, performant and……
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E0r-ssYI94
Convincing my colleagues to use type hints in Python has been very easy. The benefits are obvious and immediate. To the point where I wonder why there was even a time when it was acceptable not to have them.
Indeed, I only had "simple" cases in mind. But hey... shouldn't the complex config files paths be specified through env vars ? ;)
All the software I write is configured through env vars... why use anything else ?
ON ERROR RESUME NEXT !
That's what I do too. At the end of the day, all I want is for my patch to be included so I don't have the problem anymore. I code for a living and I don't have to sell myself to recruiters in my field. But I fully…
> I guess with newer apis such as the File System one Electron is slowly becoming unnecessary Last time I tried, it was still a pain point. For one, the API felt... alien. Also, the performance was not good. I'm not…
Stuck for a while in python 2.x world with its "always backward compatible" pledge... then it lost attention I guess. Also, questionable technical choices. Now py 3.5+ compatible, but no compelling reason to use it.
Bottle was decent before Flask. Couldn't we use that instead ?
> my favorite after htmx That's interesting. I discovered Unpoly after HTMX (which I like) and decided to stay with Unpoly for a few reasons. Do you think hypermedia libraries will converge or do you think there is…
> “I need to update other content on the screen. How do I do this?” This is a complete non-issue in unpoly as you can have multiple targets: <a href="/posts/5" up-target=".content, .unread-count">Read post</a>…
> we're in an season of backend development that favors separation (vs bundling) of concerns I work in a small team (5 developers), on multiple projects that span from 3 months to 1 year of work. While I like some of Go…
There are plenty of Flask equivalent in Go IMO. Django... not so much.
Where did I say it was you ?
Funny how some people have this mindset only about jquery and not unecessary fonts, icons, image backgrounds, etc.
I never undertood the fuss with bandwidth and jquery either... it's only 30k once behind mod_deflate. To put it in perspective, vue.global.js is 463k or 104k once gzipped. There are many reason not to use Jquery for…
gemtext ? https://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/gemtext.gmi
There’s plenty of literature (and debate !) about mvc/mvt (and its numerous variants and interpretations) in the context of web apps. It’s interesting that you challenge the consensus though.
Also Gunicorn…
And https://unpoly.com/
I actually like htmx (I find Unpoly superior so that’s what I use, but it’s the same general idea) and the example given makes sense, but one should not extend locality of behaviour to the point of sprinkling SQL in…
I almost have ptsd from these dark days, I won’t go into details ;-) but there’s plenty of literature about separation of concerns. Having the templates doing the data access takes me back 20 years ago, but I can see…
Anyone tried to use a phone as a low power web server ?
I also like htmx. But one day someone pointed me to unpoly, which I find better. So I’ll spread the word here: https://unpoly.com/
This… <ul> {{range .Query `SELECT id,name FROM contacts`}} <li><a href="/contact/{{.id}}">{{.name}}</a></li> {{end}} </ul> …reminds me of what we used to do in php3 days. That was convenient, performant and……
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E0r-ssYI94
Convincing my colleagues to use type hints in Python has been very easy. The benefits are obvious and immediate. To the point where I wonder why there was even a time when it was acceptable not to have them.
Indeed, I only had "simple" cases in mind. But hey... shouldn't the complex config files paths be specified through env vars ? ;)
All the software I write is configured through env vars... why use anything else ?